How do you describe yourself on LinkedIn? Are you ‘motivated’? ‘Passionate’? How about ‘creative’?

You may truly be all these things, but if you list them on your LinkedIn profile you certainly aren’t original. That’s because for the fifth consecutive year, LinkedIn has analyzed its English-language profiles and released a list of the top 10 overused buzzwords : ‘Motivated,’ ‘passionate’ and, somewhat ironically, ‘creative’ top the list.

Other overused offenders include stock resume adjectives such as ‘driven,’ ‘responsible’ and ‘expert,’ along with jargon-y fillers, including ‘extensive experience’ ‘organizational’ and ‘track record.’

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Reuters reported on Wednesday that Samsung had “approached” BlackBerry about a potential takeover for as much as $7.5 billion. While a surprise, it wasn’t the most outlandish rumor: Both Samsung and BlackBerry are companies with big mobile divisions and significant interest in the burgeoning internet of things.

BlackBerry’s stock, naturally, spiked on the news, only to fall back a few hours later when [company]BlackBerry[/company] publicly denied the rumors in a press release: “BlackBerry has not engaged in discussions with Samsung with respect to any possible offer to purchase BlackBerry.”

BlackBerry’s stock shot up nearly 30 percent to $12.81 at one point this afternoon, but it had fallen to $11.49 in after-hours trading at the time of publication. The Reuters report said [company]Samsung[/company] was looking to purchase BlackBerry at a price range of $13.35 to $15.49 per share.

In today’s digital world, social media platforms has played a very powerful tool for many big or small businesses . In the last 10 years we have seen multiple platforms launched from MySpace, Facebook, Twitter, Google+, LinkedIN, Pinterest, YouTube and many more. Big or small business owners are now faced with challenges on how to market their products to consumers.

The Goods

Brand awareness

Loyalty

Increase ROI (Return of Investment)

Lower marketing cost

Customer insights

The Bad

Negative reviews

Misinformation

Less human contact

Lost of productivity of employees

Here’s the active users as of June 2014

In the end, business owners would need to do their own research on what’s the best social network to use. No matter how technologically advanced we have become creating quality services, products and meaningful relationship with your loyal customers is still the best tool to use when it comes to business.